pace-rs 0.2.0

pace - timetracking for the command line
Documentation
pace-rs-0.2.0 has been yanked.

Command Overview

Key

❌ = not implemented, yet

⏲️ = work in progress

✅ = fully functioning

Commands

❌ pace begin <task-name>

  • Description: Starts tracking time for the specified task. You can optionally specify a category or project to help organize your tasks.
  • Usage: pace begin "Design Work" --category "Freelance"

❌ pace hold <task-name>

  • Description: Pauses the time tracking for the specified task. This is useful for taking breaks without ending the task.
  • Usage: pace hold "Design Work"

❌ pace resume <task-name>

  • Description: Resumes time tracking for a previously paused task, allowing you to continue where you left off.
  • Usage: pace resume "Design Work"

❌ pace end <task-name>

  • Description: Stops time tracking for the specified task, marking it as completed or finished for the day.
  • Usage: pace end "Design Work"

❌ pace tasks

  • Description: Lists all tasks with optional filters. Use this to view active, completed, or today's tasks.
  • Usage: pace tasks --active

❌ pace now

  • Description: Displays the currently running task, showing you at a glance what you're currently tracking.
  • Usage: pace now

❌ pace pomo <task-name>

  • Description: Starts a Pomodoro session for the specified task, integrating the Pomodoro technique directly with your tasks.
  • Usage: pace pomo "Study Session"

❌ pace report --daily/--weekly/--monthly

  • Description: Generates a report for your tasks. You can specify the time frame for daily, weekly, or monthly reports.
  • Usage: pace report --weekly --summary

❌ pace export --json/--csv

  • Description: Exports your tracked data and reports in JSON or CSV format, suitable for analysis or record-keeping.
  • Usage: pace export --csv --from 2021-01-01 --to 2021-01-31

❌ pace set

  • Description: Sets various application configurations, including Pomodoro lengths and preferred report formats.
  • Usage: pace set --work 25 --break 5

❌ pace help

  • Description: Displays help information, offering quick access to command usage and options.
  • Usage: pace help or pace <command> --help